Voter Information Pamphlet Available for Proposed Change in Uintah County Government
NEWS RELEASE: Voter Information Pamphlet Available for Proposed Change in Uintah County Government
NEWS RELEASE: Voter Information Pamphlet Available for Proposed Change in Uintah County Government NEWS RELEASE: Voter Information Pamphlet Available for Proposed Change in Uintah County Government Uintah County News Release Voter Information Pamphlet Available for Proposed Change in Uintah County Government UINTAH COUNTY, Utah, Sept. 21, 2026– Uintah County has released the Voter Information Pamphlet for Proposition #9, the proposed change in county government that will appear on the November 3, 2026, General Election ballot. The proposed Optional Plan would replace Uintah County’s current three-member commission form of government with a five-member council and an appointed county manager. “This is an important decision about how Uintah County government would be structured and how authority would be divided,” Clerk-Auditor Mike Wilkins said. “We encourage every voter to read the materials, ask questions, research the proposed plan and be prepared to vote.”The pamphlet is intended to help voters understand the ballot proposition and make an informed decision. The Voter Information Pamphlet, complete Optional Plan and additional educational materials are available on the Uintah County website, www.uintah.gov Voters will decide whether to adopt the proposed plan during the General Election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Voters can register to vote, update or confirm their registration, track a mailed ballot and find voting information at vote.utah.gov. Voter Information Pamphlet Proposition #9Proposed Optional Plan to Adopt a Council-Manager Form of Government for Uintah County, UtahUintah County Election Information- Initiatives and Referenda ### Located in northeastern Utah, Uintah County spans more than 4,400 square miles and is dedicated to fostering sustainable growth, strengthening community well-being, and preserving its unique landscapes for generations to come.